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miss america 1989, gretchen carlson. >> i have so many great ideas for this organization. >> these radical changes come amidst calls for her resignation. >> miss northrica, 24-year-old kara munn, says she has been bullied, silenced and marginalized by leadership. an accusation pageant officials and carlson deny. more than 23 former miss americas are standing behind their queen, calling for carlson and the entire miss america organization board of trustees and ceo to step down. despite the controversy, this year's competition seems to prove tradition trumps scandal. the women proudly showing off their state pride in the annual parade of shoes. this year the organization came out with a brand-new crown logo and that 2.0 slogan. they say it's no longer a pageant. it's a competition. the women are not contestants, they are competitors. one thing that's not changing, the fact that everyone is excited to find out who will be crowned miss america later tonight. >> catch the 2019 miss america competition tonight at 9:00 right here on abc 7. >>> next on abc 7 news at 5:00, a great day to go for a ride or a walk. >> a fun fact about an annual east bay festiva

a new woman will be crowned miss america tonight in a rebooted version and one very memorable event in the competition has been eliminated. completely. >> miss northres a big makeover. they're calling it miss america 2.0, a brand-new version of the pageant that became famous for its bikini clad beauties in years past, now eliminating swimsuits. >> we will no longer judge our candidates on their outward physical appearance. >> reporter: it was announced in june amid the shift created by the me too movement by the new president gretchen carlson here on "gma." >> we're moving it forward and we're evolving in this cultural revolution. >> reporter: and it's a move away from the term pageant with a focus on the job of the crown. former winners say change is good. >> you are never in a swimsuit again after the competition and as much as i loved my leopard two-piece bikini, i was glad to retire it in that sense. >> reporter: but not every miss america considers this a brighter day. the reigning queen cara mund accuses carlson and other board members of bullying her preventing her from certain posts on social media, criticizing her clothing choices and lea

the highest trim levels start at around $87,000 don't miss the president of audi north america on "squawkox" later this morning at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. >>> let's check the other top headlines. frances rivera is live in new york with the latest >>> good morning the raging remnants of florence continue to wreak havoc along the east coast now triggering a deadly tornado outbreak several twisters have been reported throughout central and southern virginia. at least one person is dead after building collapsed the storm is expected to dump more rain today as it spins north. >>> a dramatic showdown has been set between supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh and the woman accusing him of sexual assault. chuck grassley said in a statement to provide ample transparency we will hold a public hearing on monday to give these allegations a full airing. this week christine blasey ford said kavanaugh groped her at a high school party three decades ago. >>> a twist in the russia probe. president trump ordered his intelligence agencies to declassify a cache of secret documents without redactions t he als

miss the one and only. in america. our heroes have arrived in north dakota stephen is manager for six strong winds along with narrow roads of the badlands. was. signs that when stephen is also distracted by the cuteness of rio de janeiro. now they're heading toward on coming traffic the best ever. but when. they pay somebody said there was like something about seeing ball on this road. on this road would probably buy the water and wait a minute wait a minute wait a sec this could be it this could be. steve in the mix it made their way to the sitting bull monument to pay their respects oh well people burn and stuff and everything yeah this is it to turn you take. time ok ok to talk about. i think it's. right otherwise on a single day this guy pete custer along with his whole tribe and crazy horse. he's one of the greatest american heroes of north america all the america's great warrior great wisdom great learned man. the idea is that this is a memorial and burial ground but it's not confirmed. this is it this is the memorial. i guess just looks like so

miss north dakota. >> cara mund bul bullied by the leadership including ms. carlson, the current miss americald not continue knowing that the next girl would come into this. >> and there was a released statement that i have never bullied or silenced you. but than 24 former miss americas are standing behind their reigning queen. and now, a board of trustees and others are asking the ceo to step down, but despite the controversy, miss mund can't wait to the crown the next miss america to keep the legacy of the pageant moving forward. >> with the major changes, there is one thing that the organizers are saying they don't want to the change, and that is the fact that miss america is still the largest provider of scholarships in the country. chr chris. >> and maggie, does it feel that the controversy has marred the competition at all and any mention of it on the ground? >> chris, so far, the overriding emotion here is excitement and not one ofp controversy, and we have spoken oso many women, and young girls, and the pageant winners, and they keep saying that they are excited to find out who is goi

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miss it. >> all these people are going up north to the united states. they are running away from poverty and violence in central america. entire families, children as young as 3. >> reporter: they have celeste just two hours. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: here they must board the beast while it's moving. but it's going too fast or them to jump on. with no money, this young family has no choice but to walk ten hours to a migrant shelter in the next town. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: and tempers are fraying. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: the shelter is over 50 miles away. she is worried she may not make it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: they have only the tracks as a guide. we join them for the walk. a punishing day in 35 degree heat. but 13 hours later, all finally made it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: after days on the road, these refuge provide a rare moment of calm. and for her and her family, it's the first hot meal in a long time. it is also a rare place for young women making this journey alone. everyone here is heading for the u.s., but they are s

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north. the most famous probably being the miss america pageant where some of those women, by the way, were from the south, but they picketed in 1968, and that's where the term bra burners comes from. they threw all of the symbols of women's oppression into the trash can. that included bras and girdles and makeup and hair dye. the intention was that they were going to burn it, but they couldn't get a permit for the fire. [laughter] the fire chief wouldn't let them have a permit. that's where the term bra burners comes from. that was in atlantic city, and that's the kind of very ark typical act that you would see in centers of feminism in the north and in the west. they're very out there, they're very in your face. but in the south you tend the see a lot less of that, which is one reason why the history of second wave feminism -- which is what i work on -- in the south hasn't gotten a lot of attention because they weren't in front of the cameras. they didn't want to be a lot of the time in front of the cameras because they believed they could work better and more effectively by maintaining what s

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north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: hundreds of people are missing in tanzania after a ferry capsizes on lake victoria. more than a0 are confirmed dead. "treachery against clean athletes" — the furious reaction from whistle—blowers, as russia's three year doping suspension is lifted. a setback for britain — the prime minister says her plan for brexit is the only credible option on the table, but the european union says it's unworkable. the suggested framework for economic co—operation will not work. not least because it risks undermining the single market. and the rap producer marion ‘suge‘ knight pleads guilty to manslaughterfor running down two men in his pick up truck. hundreds of people are missing in tanzania, after a passenger ferry capsized. more than a0 are confirmed dead but it's feared many more could have lost their lives. the vessel overturned close to the shore on lake victoria in the north of the country. there are reports that it had been overloaded caroline rigby has the latest. rescuers at the scene of tanzania's latest boating disas

north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: hundreds of people are missinglean athletes" — the furious reaction from whistle—blowers as russia's three—year doping suspension is lifted. a setback for britain — the prime minister says her plan for brexit is the only credible option on the table, but the european union says it's unworkable. the suggested framework for economic co—operation will not work. not least because it risks undermining the single market. and the rap producer marion suge knight pleads guilty to manslaughter for running down two men in his pick up truck.

north dakota's says her dream came true when she was crowned miss america last september when.as named pageant chair, the bullying began, controlled, manipulated and minimized because carlson wanted the spotlight. in a five-page letter sent during the last few weeks of her reign to every titleholder, mun says carlson gave her talk points, requiring her say miss america is relevant. #metoo movement started with miss america gretchen carlson and gretchen carlson went to stanford, she says carlson and ceo regina hopper systematically reduced me and essentially erased me in my role. more than two dozen of the pageant's state organizations have called on carlson and the current board to step down along with 23 former winners of the crown. including 2018's teresa scanlon. >> i find it difficult to speak up when people in power are involved in the situations and knows full well that there may be backlash as the reigning miss america. reporter: in a statement a couple of weeks ago, carlson denied being a bully and was surprised and saddened by kara's comments. we'll see if the new miss

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missed estimates. that is weighing on the share price because on the other hand, we did see revenues in north america higherverall. there was a lot of hype surrounding this because of the .ecent announcement the quarter get in before the announcement and we did see some wobbliness and fragility in nike as they are dealing with this. sara.nk you so much, sees more tot come. he joins us now in sydney. great to have you here with us. miss pricingarket another acceleration? i would expect with roughly half of all chinese imports in the u.s. being affected, you would have a market reaction. scott: i was surprised that the tarifffocused on the 10% rate rather than what i think is the inevitability of the rise to 25%. amount and ige think it will have material implications on the u.s. supplies training. haidi: you've acknowledged feeling a little bit like you a stomach for adventure at the moment. i want to pull up this chart looking at the outperformance that we've talked about of u.s. equities. emerging markets essentially seem to be regaining some of the losses but failing to break out of the down trend. is the

missing piece of her skull with a 3d-printed plate. it is the first procedure of its kind in north america. we're told patches is recovering and feeling much better. remarkable. >> tremendous. >>> if you're out in new york, new jersey, or connecticut, yesterday you got drenched. heavy rain -- >> whoa -- -- across the tri-state. rising floodwater from tuesday's heavy rain forced firefighters to rescue more than 1 flips people in flood -- 100 people in flooded factories in fairview new jersey. more in store for more than 40 million in the northeast today. here's ivan cabrera. >> reporter: good morning. before we begin to dry out and cool off, another round of showers and storms, the potential even for severe weather as the slow-moving boundary is still on top of us. we had severe weather yesterday across the ohio valley. it has shifted east. we're talking anywhere from d.c. to philly through new york and up into new england. the yellow you see there. that is for low risk, but it's still present. some gusty winds, potential even damaging winds as the line of storms continues to roll through. w

the company says growth was driven by acceleration in north america and strong momentum in international markets. gross margins missedhe forecast and that's weighing on the stocks >> nike digitalis leading the way for differentiated retail of 36% for the quarter. we saw acceleration in both our sportswear and key performance >> they did talk a lot about data and analytics, guys at one point, jim, they discussed a store in l.a. where the entire assortment is chosen through data data they drawn from consumer pretrial conferen preferences around the neighborhood >> this is about the personalization of the shoes, it will be able to break the commodity cycle. i thought the quarter was fine and the stock ran up it is supposed to be a blow out quarter. remember the stock was 79.80 during colin kaepernick when it started that controversy there is nothing that makes me want to sell the stock other than the fact that trader is flipping out i was on the k.b. home call last night, pretty good corner. what are they talking about? the google personalizing homes you can't put out a commodity of anything that's got to be personalize

. >> the 25-year-old newly crowned miss america is a classically trained opera singer and hopes to become the first female governor of her home state of northolina. >>> john legend, andrew lloyd webber, and tim rice are part of hollywood's most exclusive club, each have one at any, a grammy, and oscar, and a tony. the three were honored yesterday for their creative work on the musical jesus christ superstar and the best live a variety special. only 50 people have one all awards in sober -- 15 people have wn -- one mac -- won all four awards. >>> holy toaster -- [ music ] hold me closer tiny dancer. >> he still sounds like elton john, this was the first performance of his retirement tour. the tour is scheduled to last three years with shows on five continents. >> nearly 50 years since i started. you have been magnificent and so loyal and so supportive. i want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for everything you have given me, thank you. >> the set list included 22 songs and the show lasted three hours. elton john performed many of his biggest hits including bennie and the jets, your song, and of course goodbye yellow brick road. the c

cloud of rain also affecting the far north america as we go through saturday and little wet for northern area. overthrown and exiled them point and say we'll all miss you an intimate film about the struggle of the elected leader of madagascar to return to his country and reinstate his presidency you know. so your state might pump and hold a news conference at the state department let's have a listen and. you know like who are doing such good work that our government's help is there and we still continue to encourage every american who is in the threatened path to listen to government officials and and take heed to their words were also aware that there's a typhoon in the pacific ocean right now which will take a toll on our friends of the philippines our prayers are with them as well state teams are ready to deliver the propre help to the region at the right time. as you all know on wednesday president signed an executive order that made clear that our administration will not tolerate foreign interference in our democratic processes elections are the foundation of our democracy and preserving their integrity is a matter of protecting sovereignty an

let's go over to our north america business correspondent. she is back! i have missedn? as you pointed out, the numbers are absolutely staggering, when you think about just how much ofa when you think about just how much of a tariff that mr trump really wants to see imposed on what china puts into the united states. the su will be, what will china do in retaliation if does tallis. anywhere between 10% to 25% coming into the united states. if it happened, it would be a really significant and open upa would be a really significant and open up a trade war, and it would become a lot more serious, and it was sad to have an impact elsewhere brandywell. the impact on american stocks, american economy, . .. brandywell. the impact on american stocks, american economy,... we have seen stocks, american economy,... we have seen taxes that are pasty economy ahead. what are the challenges of this putting the whole thing into reverse ? this putting the whole thing into reverse? that could absolutely happen, and these kind of trade in packs are trade discussions are having an impact o

understands in north america they've already been impressed they have adopted a thief is the thing to adopt it so the downside well nations like brazil and argentina for instance will miss out on some of the lucrative friendly against top european nations and also the clubs wildly happy because more meaningful games with more demand on their players. well another football story that's got fans talking on social media today david beckham has announced the name of his major league soccer team it's going to be called club internacional the football miami or just into miami if you prefer they have a logo as you can see there but the team still doesn't have a stadium despite being less than two years away from making their debut beckons been explaining why he chose a spanish team name. i always gravitated to you know the old south american crests and the logos and the colors and that's one thing that i felt reading maybe to go into this logo the south american flavor that we wanted in there we also needed a modern twist as well because it's what miami is all about and i just hope we've created something while i know we've created something that our fans are happy with i just